How do listings get moved around folders? How to find my listings?

illinoisbubbaMember

Hi,

I need some help understanding the "flow diagram" of how Auctiva moves listings around. I have a folder named "bigs in waiting" (biw).

Active Listings shows there are 35 listings from that "biw" folder.

Saved Listings shows there are 14 listings in that folder.

What's going on?

I have been trying Auctiva for a couple months now, and trying to figure it out without posting a bunch of ignorant Q's. I attended the Webinar, and have read the help files.

But I am spending WAY too time trying to find my listings and trying to determine which listings are Active, Closed, Scheduled, Waiting to Post, etc. I am finding myself looking for a specific posting but I have to look in multiple places to find it and to determine it's status. I would like to be able to look in one place for any listing and determine it's status.

Clearly, I may be approaching this wrong, and if so, enlighten me please. I really want Auctiva to work for me.

Thanks in advance.

7/10/126:36 AM

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